Know what belongs in your Fleetwood bin.

Lumber, plywood, particle board and renovation debris can go in Fleetwood’s mixed-waste bins. Creosote-treated wood and railroad or landscaping ties need a separate bin; keep fire-damaged material separate too.

Accepted items include cabinets, countertops, doors, windows and bathroom fixtures. Window glass is usually allowed when intact; tell Fleetwood if glass is broken before loading.

Fleetwood accepts laminate, vinyl, hardwood, carpet, underlay and tiles, as well as asphalt roofing shingles, in suitable mixed-waste loads. Identify the material and amount when booking.

Accepted furniture includes chairs, tables, dressers, nightstands, coffee tables and shelving units. Household items include plastic bins and totes, seasonal decorations, luggage, garden tools, toys and clothes. Mattresses and box springs have a surcharge; appliances and electronics are not permitted in mixed waste.

Plastics from construction sites are accepted. Only small amounts of cardboard and paper belong in the mixed-waste load. PVC pipe, Styrofoam and fiberglass are surcharge items, not ordinary construction-plastic loads.

Metal items can be mixed with accepted debris. Clean metal is often better separated for recycling; discuss a separated load with Fleetwood. This does not include appliances, electronics, industrial drums, propane tanks or pressurized cylinders.

Fleetwood accepts mattresses and box springs with a surcharge. Give the team the item types and quantities before loading so the additional charge can be confirmed.

Tires are accepted with a surcharge. Tell Fleetwood how many tires you have before adding them to the load. Confirm the applicable charge in your written quote.

These materials carry a surcharge. Insulation is accepted only in very limited quantities in mixed waste. Tell Fleetwood the type and amount before loading; the team must confirm the quantity and charge.

Accepted with a surcharge. Each stump or branch must be no more than 5 feet long and 2 feet in diameter. Tell Fleetwood the quantity and dimensions before loading.

PVC pipe is accepted with a surcharge. Include its quantity in your material list so Fleetwood can confirm the applicable charge before loading.

Rubber playground mats are accepted with a surcharge. List the amount in your quote request and confirm the charge with Fleetwood before loading.

Do not put these materials in a regular mixed-waste bin. Fleetwood requires a suitable special bin size and loading arrangement. Tell the team exactly which materials you have so the correct container can be arranged.

A separate drywall-only bin is required. Any container designated for Gyproc or drywall must contain Gyproc or drywall materials only. Do not mix in wood, flooring, household waste or other debris. Contaminated loads are subject to cleaning fees and additional disposal charges.

Creosote-treated lumber and railroad or landscaping ties are not permitted in regular mixed-waste bins. A separate bin is required. Identify these materials to Fleetwood before booking.

Fire-damaged materials are not permitted in regular mixed-waste bins. A separate bin is required. Describe the materials and their condition to Fleetwood before arranging the container.

Keep paint, solvents, flammable liquids, toxins, batteries, corrosive materials and chemicals of any kind out of Fleetwood’s mixed-waste bins. Paying a surcharge does not make these prohibited materials acceptable.

Hazardous waste, contaminated waste and ballasts containing PCBs are not permitted in Fleetwood’s regular mixed-waste bins. Contact Fleetwood before arranging a load if you are unsure what a material contains.

Industrial or metal drums, propane tanks and pressurized cylinders are not permitted in Fleetwood’s mixed-waste bins. Keep them out of the load, including when clearing a garage or construction site.

Electronics (e-waste) and appliances are not permitted in Fleetwood’s regular mixed-waste bins. Keep them separate and ask Fleetwood about your items before making disposal arrangements.

Food waste of any kind is not permitted. This includes frozen, canned and packaged food. Do not add food to a household cleanout or renovation bin.

Animal carcasses and animal by-products are not permitted in Fleetwood’s mixed-waste bins. Keep them out of all regular mixed-disposal loads.